Our American Cousin by Tom Taylor
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then, if a rough spun fellow like me was to come forward as a suitor
for you daughter's hand, you wouldn't treat me as some folks do, when they find out I wasn't heir to the fortune. Mrs M Not heir to the fortune, Mr. Trenchard? Asa Oh, no. Aug What, no fortune? Asa Nary red, it all comes to their barkin up the wrong tree about the old man's property. Mrs M Which he left to you. Asa Oh, no. Aug Not to you? Asa No, which he meant to leave to me, but he thought better on it, and left it to his granddaughter Miss Mary Meredith. Mrs M Miss Mary Meredith! Oh, I'm delighted. Aug Delighted? Asa Yes, you both look tickled to death. Now, some gals, and mothers would go away from a fellow when they found that out, but you don't valley fortune, Miss Gusty? |
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